Thomas Shillitoe Shoemaker And Minister
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He was suffering much from hoarseness and pain in the chest, and wished to go there by sea, shrink- ing from a solitary overland journey. Copenhagen was, however, brought so forcibly before his mind that he could rightly take no other route than one which would pass through that city. He believed that formidable service awaited him, but was com- forted by the conviction that if, as at other times, he fully resigned himself into the Lord's hands, he would be carried through the work that lay bef...ore him, and helped as remarkably as he had been in the past. In this dependent state of mind he realised that he must endeavour to obtain a personal interview with the King of Denmark. In his journal of this date we find the following words, characteristic of the sensitive, apprehensive tempera- ment of the man to whom, nevertheless, the doing of his Lord's will was as meat and drink: — "A hope was felt that my proceeding thus far was under best direction, yet fear was uppermost lest discouragement should prevent me from doing my very utmost in fulfilling all the Divine will con- cerniuGj me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was suffering much from hoarseness and pain in the chest, and wished to go there by sea, shrink- ing from a solitary overland journey. Copenhagen was, however, brought so forcibly before his mind that he could rightly take no other route than one which would pass through that city. He believed that formidable service awaited him, but was com- forted by the conviction that if, as at other times, he fully resigned himself into the Lord's hands, he would be carried through the work that lay bef...ore him, and helped as remarkably as he had been in the past. In this dependent state of mind he realised that he must endeavour to obtain a personal interview with the King of Denmark. In his journal of this date we find the following words, characteristic of the sensitive, apprehensive tempera- ment of the man to whom, nevertheless, the doing of his Lord's will was as meat and drink: — "A hope was felt that my proceeding thus far was under best direction, yet fear was uppermost lest discouragement should prevent me from doing my very utmost in fulfilling all the Divine will con- cerniuGj me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Anne Budge to read onlineMoreLess
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